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Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Roman Catholic Primary School

Let no one ever come to us without leaving feeling better and happier.

Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Roman Catholic Primary School

Let no one ever come to us without leaving feeling better and happier.

Useful Information, Holidays and School Closure Procedure

Welcome to the Useful Information page.

Our School Day 

 

School opens at 8.00am for Breakfast Club . Children attending breakfast club need to arrive no earlier than 8.00am and no later than 8.10am.

 

School opens at 8.55am and closes at 3.20pm.

 

Children have morning break at 10.45 to 11.00

Lunch starts at 12.00, the juniors and infants are back in class for 13.05

Infants have afternoon break at 14.10 to 14.20

Juniors have afternoon break at 14.00 to 14.10

 

We have a Junior Assembly every Tuesday at 9.10 and an Infant Assembly every Wednesday at 9.10

 

The whole school now goes to Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church once Half Termly and we would love to see lots of parents and family there celebrating with us.

 

We also have a Celebration Assembly every Friday at 2.45pm in school, please come along and join us, we would love to see you celebrating your child's successes with us.

 

 

 

 

School Closure Procedure

Every Day Counts

Days off school can lead to lost learning.

 

Gaps in your child’s education can mean that they may not achieve their full potential

 

175

NON SCHOOL

DAYS A YEAR

175 days to spend on family time, visits, holidays, shopping and appointments

 

190

 

SCHOOL

DAYS IN

EACH YEAR

 

190 days for

your child’s

education

10 days absence

19 days absence

29 days absence

38 days absence

47 days absence

 

180

 

DAYS OF EDUCATION

 

171

 

DAYS OF EDUCATION

 

161

 

DAYS OF EDUCATION

 

152

 

DAYS OF EDUCATION

 

143

 

DAYS OF EDUCATION

 

100%

95%

90%

85%

80%

75%

or less

 

GOOD

Best chance of success

Gets your children to a flying start

WORRYING

Makes it harder to make progress

SERIOUS CONCERNS

Less chance of success

Could incur a fine or criminal prosecution

 

 

Your child deserves an education. Every day really does count

 

Please let us help you. If you are worried about your child’s school attendance, there are staff available at school and within the local authority who can support you.

COSTS TO PARENTS

Our school tries to keep all costs to parents as low as possible.

We will sometimes ask for a donation towards the cost of a school trip but we will not ask for the whole cost unless it is a residential trip i.e. PGL

 

Below you will find an example of some of the costs we might ask you for: 

ItemCostExplanation
School Dinners£2.20

All infant children receive a free school meal through 

the Universal Infant Free School Meal scheme.

Children on Benefit Free School Meals are entitled 

to a Free School Meal

Breakfast Club£1.10 per day

School received a grant from Children in Need which

means we can keep our prices as low as possible. 

 

Catholic School 

Buildings

Fund

£6 per term

School gets charged £18 per pupil from Salford Diocese each year and this money is used to fund large scale building works.

We ask parents to contribute towards the cost of this so that the school can use the money saved to buy more equipment for the children to use in school.

School Trips 

As part of our curriculum we will be going on lots of school trips that will enrich your child's learning. School will be subsidising or offer these trips for free in order to keep the cost to parents at a minimum. You will only be asked to contribute to no more than 2 trips a year.

After

school

Clubs

 It is rarely that we ask you to pay for any after school clubs, although sometimes we use outside agencies i.e. Blackburn Rovers which we have to pay so we might ask you for a small fee to cover this tuition.
Non Uniform DaysDonationAt the end of each term we have a non-uniform day and ask all children to pay 20p which we then donate to CAFOD.

PGL Adventure

Weekend

 Children in Years 4, 5 and 6 get the chance to attend a long weekend at Winmarleigh Hall during the Spring Bank Holidays. The cost of this is usually approx £125, including transport for the 3 days.
Infant Milk£4 per termAll infant children receive milk each day, The cost to  parents is £4 a term (£12 for the year) Milk is payable for children the term after the child turns 5. Children entitled to FSMs do not need to pay.

 

Tuesday 30th April: Year 4 parent meeting - national multiplication test 5.00pm/Wednesday 1st May: Year 4 parent meeting - national multiplication test 3.30pm/Friday 3rd May: Celebration assembly at 2.45pm.
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